If you’re out of ideas for making your dad feel special this Father’s Day, you can rejoice — we did our homework. Whether he wants a fancy dinner, a nap, or just a few good reads about fathers, it’s all right here.
Buy:
Feed the gadget geek’s need for technology with these convenient gifts, ranging from an iPhone bottle opener to a toy helicopter.
If your dad enjoys a good backyard grill but could use some help, a book may solve his grilling woes. Jim Shahin has a list of books to help him out whether he likes to grill smoked ribs or tasty veggies, vegan style
Eat:
Give your dad a day away from the grill and check out our list of African-American owned venues in Washington to show him how special he is.
Drink:
Beer. That’s all your dad needs to hear if you want to take him to one of these places, which offer varieties such as oak-aged Baton ale or microbrewed beer.
Read:
Mitch Rubin: Can a Yankees fan raise a child who’s not?
Petula Dvorak: What dads really want
Michael Ruane: A D.C. father fights his past
The Root D.C.: The power of one
Father’s Day at The White House (photos)
Joel Stein: Should dads teach their kids to fight?
Mark K. Shriver: Lessons of love from my dad
Best and worst presidential fathers (photos)
Chris Anderson: The birth of my son (photos)
Share:
Tell us why your dad is special by posting his photo in our Father’s Day gallery.
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